Mayes County HOPE was invited to join the TSET IMPACT Network based on our strong history of implementing effective health strategies, building partnerships and achieving measurable results within Mayes County.
The TSET Inspiring Meaningful Public Action for Community Transformation (IMPACT) Network is a three-year initiative that brings together community-based organizations from across Oklahoma to strengthen and expand local health efforts. The network emphasizes collaboration, flexibility and tailored support, enabling members to build on their successes and create lasting change in their communities.
Work completed prior to July 1, 2025 was funded by the TSET Healthy Living Program.
Scope of Work
Police Departments
Adair Police Department
Pryor Police Department
Chouteau Police Department
Langley Police Department
Locust Grove Police Department
Salina Police Department
Mayes County Sheriff Department
Chambers
Salina Chamber
Locust Grove Chamber
South Grand Lake Chamber
Pryor Area Chamber
Chouteau Chamber
Click on the photos to explore projects completed or partnered on with other organizations in Mayes County. Projects completed before July 1, 2025, were conducted through the TSET Healthy Living Program.
Local Municipalities
Town of Adair
Town of Langley
Town of Salina
Town of Chouteau
Town of Locust Grove
Town of Spavinaw
City of Pryor Creek
Schools
Adair Public Schools
Salina Public Schools
Pryor Public Schools
Chouteau Public Schools
Locust Grove Publis Schools
Osage Schools
RSU-Pryor
Libraries
Thomas J. Harrison Pryor Public Library
Chouteau Public Library
Langley Public Library
Locust grove Public Library
Salina Public Library
Farmers Markets
The District Farmers Market
Chouteau Farmers Market
Elzina's Farmers Market - Locust Grove
The Saturday Market - Langley
Physical Activity
The TSET IMPACT Network partners with communities to create healthier environments through projects such as park improvements, wayfinding signage, trails, and sidewalk enhancements. We also promote programs like Safe Routes to School and support local walking and running groups by providing resources and promotion across multiple platforms. In addition, we assist schools and communities in identifying funding opportunities, including TSET grants and other sources, to expand access to physical activity and create lasting change.
Current Partners
Other Partners: Pryor High School YAHL (Youth Action for Health Leadership), Pryor Creek Recreation Center, Cherokee Nation Health, Mayes County Health Depertment, OSU Extension, Pryor Ministry Center. Pryor Economic Development Trust Authority, Oklahoma Department of Transformation, Northeast Tech, GRDA Education Outreach, Mayes County Conservation District, Grand Gateway Economic Development Association, Mid-America Industrial Park, Google, Pryor Main Street.
Projects
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